Willis Daily Roundup of Local Postholiday Happenings
Jan 8 Willis report lists visitors and assignments: J A Browne returns from Silver Star visit with Mrs Browne's parents. Forest Reserve Officer Davis travels from Glendals south. Albert Woodside from Dillon attends his father's woodchoppers on Lost Creek. V Co foreman Joe Vanney visits from Rattlesnake. George Fitschen Jr of Butte stays with aunt Mrs Julius Hartwig. Julius Hartwig travels to Cherry Creek for stock. Alois Fassler locates horses near Melrose. Mrs K Fitzharris of Dillon bids river bridge approaches contract work.
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the Tribune
Willis
J. A. Browne
Mrs. Browne
Silver Star
Forest Reserve
Mr. Davis
Glendals South
Sam
Albert Woodside
Dillon
Lost Creek
Joe Vanney
Tha V. Co
Rattlesnake
George Fitschen, Jr
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Cherry Creek
Alois Fassler
Melrose
K. Fitzharris
Don’t Take the Risx Cough Remedy Endorsement
Don’t let a bad cough or cold develop into chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief. From a small start its sale has extended nationwide and abroad, praised for cures. Sold by Riley the Druggist. Im
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Chamberlain
United States
Riley
Pageville Notes Chronicle Local Visits and School Reopenings
Pageville updates list visits by Jas Shannon family and others to Blaine and Twin Bridges, with Maria Fuqua resuming school January 6. Local moves include Robson family to Twin Bridges, Clayton Page visiting Bozeman, and chores by Ferguson and Fred Burger. Bachelors’ social raises $15. several residents return to Dillon and Centreville for schooling.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
Jas. Shannon
John Senecal
Washington Nyhart
Blaine
Maria Fuqua
Robson
Talent
Twin Bridges
Housekeeping
Clayton Page
Bozeman
Mr. Ferguson
Fred Burger
James M. Nye
Virginia
Gach
Ethel Oliver
Butte
Centreville
Herbert
Adolph Stewart
Max
Leon Wilcombb
Dillon
George McFadden
Roy
Madison Range
Charley Wilcomb
S. Patterson
Dr Pierce Publishes Full List of Ingredients for Medications
An article notes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y issued a broad full list of ingredients for his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription to prove safety and lack of alcohol narcotics or minerals. It cites endorsements from various medical writers and mentions the Indian use of plants like Sqcuaw Weed in traditional remedies.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
J?j. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Br. Pierce
Piercy
Local residents resume school and ranch duties after illness
Tuesday marks the return to work for S. S. Patterson and family members Irene Kelly and Pennington school students who had suffered mumps. George Reid, twin Bridges, attends Pageville school this term. Mrs. Grey Eric Nye and Carrie Edghill visit Twin Bridges residents. C L Utley and son George patrol the range gathering cattle for winter. William Stewart of Centerville eyes trading his ranch for the Anderson livery in Dillon housing plans.
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S. S. Patterson
Irene Kelly
Pennington School
George
Frank Reid
Twin Bridges
Pageville
Grey
Eric
Carrie Edghill
M. Nye
C. L. Utley
William Stewart
Centerville
Anderson
Dillon
Pain Balm Eases Shoulder Pain, Says New Brunswick Woman
Mrs. F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports rapid relief from a lingering left shoulder pain after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The remedy is offered by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
F. H. McElwee
Boistown
New Brunswick
Riley
Melrose Roundup January Events And Local Notes
Melrose residents report witnesses from Butte in the Moffett vs Cordelle case set for district court discussing ore car attachment. Mrs Ralph Dutch hosted a party for Melrose young ladies on December 27. Preparations begin for the old-timers dance by Charles Ledeaux on January 10 with a Catholic church supper fundraiser. Mrs Milo French is improving after illness. Maggie Smith visits from Butte. John Branigan is seriously ill with suspected pneumonia. School closed yesterday due to scarlet fever cases in town.
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Tribune
Melrose
Jan. S
Corey and
Smith
Butte
Moffett Vs. Cordelle
District Court
Ralph Dutch
Charles Ledeaux
Milo French
Maggie Smith
Maggie
John Branigan
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Cleared By Pure Food Law
Secretary Wilson cites the Pure Food Law aim to inform consumers about harmful drugs in medicines. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy no longer lists chloroform opium morphine or habit forming drugs on its label and is praised as safe and effective for coughs and colds sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Wilson
Riley
Townsend-Lulu Fitzgerald Wedding at Waterloo Ranch
Homer T Townsend married Lulu M Fitzgerald on December 26. The couple will reside at the Townsend ranch near Waterloo. Nearby ranch activity includes Hancock ranch goods shipment by Carle and partial sale of the B H Hunt and son ranch to Mr Roper of Butte.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Jan. S
Homer T. Townsend
Lulu M. Fitzgerald
H. M. Morrier
Butte
Townsend Ranch
Carle
Hancock Ranch
B. H. Hunt
Jay Foster
J. B. Welcome
George Davenport
Whitehall
E F. McCall
Boulder Country
Stomach Trouble Cured by Chamberlain tablets
Edina Missouri man J P Klote reports using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble with better results than prior remedies. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
J.P Klote
Edina
Riley
Normal College Notes Highlight Fresh Admissions and Lectures
The FVWS notes students have returned and normal college work resumes. Two new students register Miss Divens from Livingston and Miss Edith Engel from Ashton Idaho in the musical department. Miss Pendergast leaves Normal hall to stay with Miss Herr. Miss Stebbins enters Normal hall. Prof Riedelsberger speaks on Form in Music on Tuesday in General Ex. Thursday in General Ex. Prof Monroe talks about The Life of Sir William Thompson.
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Divens
Livingston
Edith Engel
Ashton
Idaho
Riedelsberger
Monroe
Sir William Thompson
Chamberlains Salve for skin sores and burns
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlains Salve for fever sores chronic sores and general skin healing. It claims no superior for use on chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases and notes availability from R. L. Riley.
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Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Cattle Market Eases in South Omaha Amid Receipts
South Omaha on January 8 reports cattle prices dipping on thinned demand with larger receipts. bulls 50 cents higher than two weeks earlier. Prices show Choice beef steers 5.25 to 5.75, corn fed cows 3.75 to 4.40, canners 1.75 to 2.65, veal calves 4.00 to 5.50, feeders 3.90 to 4.40. Tuesday sees best receipts of hogs but packers hold price levels. sheep market remains strong and active.
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South Omaha
For Sale Pasture and Hay Near Sheridan Montana
Four hundred forty acres of pasture and 115 tons of wild hay offered for sale three miles south of Sheridan Montana. Interested parties apply to John Lauritsen Alder Montana. Senator and Mrs J P Murray Mr and Mrs Cliff Bond and H J Selway were in Butte for a day or two this week.
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Sheridan
Mont
John Lauritsen
J. P. Murray
Cliff Bond
H. J. Selway
Butte
Mrs Alex Hall Returns To Butte After Visit
Mrs. Alex Hall and her young daughter traveled back to Butte on Monday following a weeklong visit with relatives.
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Alex Hall
Butte
Baptist Aid Society Meeting Planned at Maurer Home
The Baptist Aid society will convene Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Chris Maurer's home for a community gathering and discussion.
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The
Baptist Aid Society
Chris Maurer
A Cabby Sting Shows Foreigners Outsmarted by London Driver
A Parisian traveler uses humor to foil a London cabby’s attempt to overcharge him. In broken English he asks for the fare of a shilling but pays five shillings after the driver’s prompt, then jokes his way away with a bob, leaving the cabby puzzled.
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London Bridge
Charing Cross
Johu
London
Ned Stewart
Bob Terrytrove
Bob
Buckingham
Oppo
Many New Books at the City Library
A list of new fiction and non fiction titles arriving at the city library includes works by McGrath Williamson Deland Burnett Nicholson Wharton Peterson Hichens Wiggin Buck Buckley and many others. Notable titles cover classic novels biographies children’s books and historical works from Ozma of Oz to The History of the U S seven volumes and Discoveries in Everyday Europe.
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McGrath
Williamson
A. M
C. N
Rosemary
Little
Deland
Mary
Burnett
F. H
Nicholson
Hall
E. C
Aunt Jane
Kentucky
Sinclair
May
Parker
Gilbert
the Weavers
Wharton
Peterson
H—Dulcibel
Lincoln
Jos
Cap'n Ein
Chambers
R. W
Younger
Kelly
Myron
Davis
R. H
Scarlet Car
Hichens
Rob't
Wiggin
K. D
Old Peabody Pew
McCutcheon
G. B
Anderson Crow
White
S. E
Stratemeyer
Johnston
Little Colonel
Knight
Jackson
Wee Winkles
Her
Baum
Barbour
Tom, Dick & Harriet
Riley
Cooke
Riley Rabbit
Ingersoll
Ern
Adams
General
Wagner
Chas
Hillis
N. D
Bagley
W. C
Lankester
E. Ray
Peattie
E. W
Muller
Wendell
France
Seeley
J. R
England
Hale
E. E
Schouler
Jas
U. S
Seitz
Don C
Europe
Dinner Agreement Lets Terrytroves Reconcile Liberties
The Terrytroves long valued independence before marriage and agreed to broad latitude. Bob and Sophie orchestrate a dinner misadventure as both pursue engagements, ending with a playful toast to their agreement and a renewed bond.
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Terrytroves
Bob Terrytrove
Sophe Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
Rules For Right Eating Declared Important For Children
Charles H. Cochrane urges simple eating rules as essential part of child education. He warns that neglect leads to dyspepsia and lifelong diet misery. He lists practical avoidances such as rushing meals and mixing too many foods.
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ABC
Charles H. Cochrane
Metropolitan Magazine
Knife that cuts butter when hot explained
The text explains why a blade becomes sharp when heated. Heat expands metal, more in the blade’s breadth than thickness, widening the wedge shape and making the tool cut more easily.
The Greater Ache Toothache and Heartache Quip
A witty quip from the New York Press links heartache to a bad toothache. The speaker urges endurance, promising the heartache will fade when the toothache hits hard, then advise a patient wait.
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New York Press
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